AVIATION MECHANICS ENGINEERING

Degree	Bachelor of Engineering Sciences in Aeronautical Engineering
Study form, lenght	Continual studies (4 years)
Study language	Lithuanian and English
Start	1st of September

This study programme is designed for those who are interested in aircraft mechanics, aircraft constructions, engines and mechanical systems or aerodynamics, and want a future career related to the field of aviation. This study programme prepares aviation mechanic specialists who can independently solve aircraft constructions and engine engineering tasks, engineer, draw, model and develop new aircraft projects. In addition, graduates are able to apply acquired knowledge in activities of aviation companies, use high technologies in various work places, analyse and creatively solve technical, administrative and legal aircraft development, production and operation issues that usually are topical worldwide, and newly evaluate the influence and importance of decisions made by speciality engineers to the development of society.

What will you learn?
After graduation you will be able to:

draw and engineer aircraft mechanical parts and systems with the help of computer modelling software;
perform calculations of aircraft flight aerodynamic characteristics and assess them;
analyse aircraft wings and their profile parameters, select optimum numerical values of wing parameters;
make decisions on organization of aircraft technical maintenance and technical performance of works;
independently perform repair works of various aircraft units;
understand legal aspects of aircraft engineering and maintenance organizations.

What are career opportunities after graduation?
After graduation you will be able to work:

as specialists or senior specialists of various aviation companies;
as an aviation mechanics engineer in UAB FL Technics, UAB Helisota, UAB Termikas, VSAT aviation unit;
in aircraft components and supply company AB Locatory.com;
as specialist of aircraft airworthiness or mechanics engineer in AGAI flights training unit;
as chief specialist of Civil Aviation Administration;
in Kaunas, Prienai and Panevėžys aviation factories.